LAINCO seguirá al lado de la UE Rubí las dos próximas temporadas


Eulalia Moran i Josep Alcalà signen el contracte de col·laboració

La compañía renueva su patrocinio del fútbol masculino del club y da continuidad a su vínculo con el deporte local y con Rubí, donde lleva más de 60 años.


Sport is an integral part of a city’s life and of the people who help it grow. With this in mind, LAINCO is renewing its partnership with Unió Esportiva Rubí for the 2026/2027 and 2027/2028 seasons, continuing its support for the club’s men’s football teams.

The partnership with UE Rubí is a way for LAINCO to maintain close ties with the town where it has been operating for more than 60 years. Its connection with Rubí goes beyond business activities and is also reflected in its support for local sporting initiatives.

Eulalia Moran, Head of CSR at LAINCO, and Josep Alcalà, President of UE Rubí.

Una colaboración presente en el día a día del club

The sponsorship covers all categories of men’s football at UE Rubí. LAINCO’s logo appears on the training shirts of all teams and on the sleeves of their match kits.

The partnership is also visible throughout the club’s facilities, with various banners and signs, as well as on its social media channels and website.


In addition, the agreement includes 15 membership cards per season, which LAINCO makes available to its employees. This is a way to bring the club closer to the people who make up the company and to give them the opportunity to enjoy the matches and the atmosphere of local football.

Continuing to support sport in Rubí

Effort, perseverance, self-improvement and teamwork are values that are demonstrated every day through sport. Supporting UE Rubí is also a way to help keep sporting activities alive in the town and to stand alongside an organisation that is an integral part of its local sporting community.


With the renewal of its sponsorship, LAINCO will continue its association with the club’s men’s football teams for the next two seasons, reaffirming its commitment to local sport and to Rubí, a town that has been part of its history for more than six decades.